Stayed up late with this one. Parts were a little implausible but I still enjoyed it. If you have liked Lisa Unger’s other novels you will definitely enjoy this.

Rain left her career as a journalist behind to care for her baby daughter. She hasn’t forgotten her nightmarish past, but she’s done her best to put it out of her mind, but when a killer who manages to get away with murder is killed himself, Rain’s past is brought front and center. When she was twelve years old, Rain managed to get away from a kidnapper, but her best friends, Hank and Tess did not. Hank finally escaped but Tess didn’t. The kidnapper was finally jailed, but was later released, only to be killed himself. Rain sees the similarities to her own case and wonder if the killers were targeted by the same vigilante. Lisa Unger writes some of the most disturbing and thought provoking crime fiction being published today and her latest will have you debating the meaning of justice.